Places - Real or Fiction

Fictional American city and home of Batman created by DC Comics

The home of the gods in Greek Mythology is also the highest mountain in Greece

Legendary castle and court of King Arthur and the location of the round table

Fabled city said to be an advanced, utopian civilization that sunk below the sea

Fictional Eastern Block country that Tom Hank's character, Viktor Navorski, travels from in the movie The Terminal

Warrior's heaven under the leadership of the god Odin in Norse Mythology

A triangle located of ocean located between Florida, Bermuda & Puerto Rico is an urban legend where a number of aircraft and ships have disappeared in mysterious circumstance

Aquatic home of SpongeBob SquarePants, Patrick Star, Squidward Tentacles and friends

The ancient city is widely accepted by scholars to have been a real city (However the story of the Trojan Horse is considered to be an imaginative fable)

Commonly known as Dracula's Castle outside of Transylvania, it is marketed as the home of the character Count Dracula

Fictional location of the Ken Follet novel, Pillars of the Earth. The cathedral in this book is strongly based on the Salisbury Cathedral

The real life address is actually a museum to the famous character Sherlock Holmes

Located in the Bay of Bengal, it is a protected area where an Indigenous tribe still resides, largely uncontacted by the outside world

Was inhabited by Cyclopes when visited by Odysseus in Homer's Legend Odyssey.

Although many Springfields exist in the US, it's geography, surroundings, and layout are deliberately flexible, to allow accommodation plot of any given episode

Known for its association with the legend Robin Hood, it was a royal hunting forest in medieval England and is now a Natural Nature Reserve

Mythical spring that allegedly restores the youth of anyone who drinks or bathes in its waters

A volcanic island in the South Atlantic Ocean was the location of Napoleon's exile from 1815 until his death in 1821